In serverless services such as AWS Lambda, what are the implications of the Shared Responsibility Model?

Answer options:

A.Amazon has overall responsibility for the infrastructure, including IAM roles and identities that can invoke functions.
B.The user is responsible for the security and access to the instances that handle the compute capacity.
C.Amazon is responsible for any malicious code written in the IDE and can terminate any rogue activity.
D.The user is responsible for IAM roles and identities that can invoke the AWS Lambda functions.

Correct Answer – D
In serverless services such as AWS Lambda, Amazon adopts the responsibility of running all the compute, network and storage of the integrated development environment. The user is responsible for the code itself and identity access management.
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Option A is INCORRECT because Amazon is not responsible for identity access management (IAM) in the Shared Responsibility Model.
Option B is INCORRECT because the user is not responsible for the security and access to the underlying instances that provide compute capacity in serverless services.
Option C is INCORRECT because in serverless services such as AWS Lambda, Amazon is not responsible for code written in the IDE.